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The anxious triumph : a global history of capitalism, 1860-1914 / Donald Sassoon.

By: Sassoon, Donald, 1946- [author.].Publisher: London : Allen Lane, an imprint of Penguin Boooks, 2019Description: xli, 753 pages : illustrations, map (black and white).Content type: text | still image | cartographic image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780241315163.Subject(s): Capitalism -- HistoryDDC classification: 330.122
Contents:
Part I: the condition of the world -- New states, old states -- The lives of the people -- Part II: becoming modern -- Westernizing the East -- The allure of industry -- The state -- Taxation -- Laggards and pathbreakers -- Russia: the reluctant laggard -- The American challenge and the love of capital -- Part III: involving the demos -- Building the nation -- A yearning for democracy sweeps the world -- Keeping the 'outsiders' out -- Suffrage -- Private affluence, public welfare -- Managing capital and labour -- God and capitalism -- Part IV: facing the world -- Europe conquers all -- The great colonial debate: the French and the British -- The first global crisis -- Protecting the economy -- Comclusion: still triumphant? Still anxious?
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Part I: the condition of the world -- New states, old states -- The lives of the people -- Part II: becoming modern -- Westernizing the East -- The allure of industry -- The state -- Taxation -- Laggards and pathbreakers -- Russia: the reluctant laggard -- The American challenge and the love of capital -- Part III: involving the demos -- Building the nation -- A yearning for democracy sweeps the world -- Keeping the 'outsiders' out -- Suffrage -- Private affluence, public welfare -- Managing capital and labour -- God and capitalism -- Part IV: facing the world -- Europe conquers all -- The great colonial debate: the French and the British -- The first global crisis -- Protecting the economy -- Comclusion: still triumphant? Still anxious?

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